Edna Kammann Weds Jim Doornink in Le Mars Ceremony
Edna Kammann daughter of August Kammann Le Mars and Jim Doornink son of Mrs Edith Doornink Le Mars exchanged marriage vows June 7 at St John’s Lutheran Le Mars Rev Arnold Imbrock officiated in a double ring ceremony Guests included maid of honor Marcia Moore and bridesmaids Jennifer Greve Rhonda Block Bestman Edward Benson Groomsmen Mike Hart and Dick Sharp Ushers Dan Wilson and Jim Hawke Bride wore a white silk organza gown with lace details and a three tier veil A reception for 150 followed at the church They plan to live in Omaha where both will teach school The couple’s new address is 11026 Lamp Street Apartment 14 Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kammann
August Kammann
le Mars
Jim Doornink
Edith Doornink
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Arnold Imbrock
Marcia Moore
Marshall
Minn
Jennifer Greve
Minneapolis
Rhonda Block
Gothenburg
Neb
Bestman
Edward Benson
Mitchell
S.D
Mike Hart
Dick Sharp
Logan
Dan Wilson
Jim Hawke
le Mars Community High School
Augustana College
Morningside College
Omaha
Lamp Street
Area Deaths Floyd James 77 Kingsley
Floyd James of Kingsley died Tuesday aged 77. Born June 26 1889 at Kingsley he married Maude Abri Finch in Lawton. Funeral Friday 10 30 a m at Congregational church Kingsley with Rev Philip Kinton officiating and burial in Kingsley cemetery under Dickison Michaelson funeral home direction. A prayer service will be held 8 p m Thursday at the funeral home. Survivors include three sons Clayton Elk Point Thomas Vermillion and James K Albuquerque a daughter Mrs William Hardie Jr Pierson four sisters three brothers 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd James
Kingsley
Maude Abri Finch
Lawton
Christian Church
Congregational Church
Philip Kinton
Pierson
Kingsley Cemetery
Dickison-Michaelson Funeral Home
Clayton
Elk Point
Thomas
Vermillion
James K
Albuquerque
William Hardie Jr
Obituary for Arthur B Connolly of Le Mars
Arthur B. Connolly 83 lifelong Le Mars resident died Tuesday at the county home after a two year illness. Funeral services set for 7:30 a.m. Friday at St Joseph Catholic church with burial in Calvary cemetery under Luken-Johmson funeral home direction. Rev Dean Walker to officiate. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Born August 6, 1884 in Le Mars, he was a farm laborer and had lived at the county home for ten years. Survivors include nieces and nephews.
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Arthur B. Connolly
le Mars
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Luken-Johmson Funeral Home
Dean Walker
Connolly
Funeral services held for Henry A. Thompson of Le Mars
Funeral services for Henry A. Thompson 81 lifelong Le Mars resident occur at 2 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church Le Mars with Rev. Richard Milne officiating. Burial in Le Mars Memorial Cemetery. He died Tuesday at Floyd Valley hospital after a four day illness. Born November 17 1886 in Le Mars he married Julian Hilton October 1 1939 in Le Mars who died December 3 1957. Survived by brother Thomas W. Thompson of Sioux City nieces and nephews. He was a member of First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Thompson
le Mars
First Baptist Church
Richard Milne
le Mars Memorial
Luken-Johnson Funeral Home
Thompson
Floyd Valley Hospital
Julian Hilton
Fifth St
Thomas W. Thompson
Sioux City
Robert
Shirley) Teachout
Donald E. Thompson
Women of United Presbyterian Church Host Meetings Across Day
The Society f United Presbyterian church women held Tuesday gatherings. Mrs EH Carey led the morning group with co-hostess Mrs C P Kistle, the afternoon group met at Mrs Joe Deegan's home, Bible study was led by Mrs John Hamilton on the Book of Mark, and the evening group gathered at the church for a pot luck supper with hostesses Betty Waite Carol Karlsen Flo Bader and Alta Werth.
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United Presbyterian Church
EH. Carey
C.P. Kistle
Joe Deegan
John Hamilton
Mark
Betty Waite
Carol Karlsen
Flo Bader
Alta Werth
Respect, punishment, and pie in a hometown column
A columnist laments disrespect and repeating crime, urges rehabilitation and firm punishment, recalls personal remorse after stealing as a child, and shifts to sharing rhubarb pie and fruit dessert recipes. The piece ends with reflections on virtue and media influence in a town newspaper voice.
Albert family reunion in Le Mars park hosted by Petersen
Memorial day gathering at Cleveland park Le Mars brought together Albert surname families with hosts Mr and Mrs Hubert Albert Lake Preston S D and Mr and Mrs Farley Petersen Le Mars A Clara Albert Polo Ill honored for longest travel Among graduates were Larry Albert Le Mars Terry Carlson Carton David Albert Lake Preston Douglas Oble Sioux City and Patricia Bertsch Polo Lana Petersen graduated from college David and Mrs Albert welcomed new son Phillip David Guests included Carl Albert and Richard Albert Sioux City and many others Games and visiting filled the afternoon Next year Le Mars hosts the Albert reunion while Le Mars remains county seat with railroad highways airport and plans for future deeds to the Chamber of Commerce
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Albert
Cleveland Park
le Mars
Hubert Albert
Lake Preston
S.D
Farley Petersen
Larry Albert
Terry Carlson
Carton
David Albert
Douglas Oble
Sioux City
Patricia Bertsch
Polo
Lana Petersen
Phillip David
Clara Albert
Hobert Albert
Warren Albert
Wm. Albert
Susan
Phillip
Calvin Stone
Marla
Mark
Paul
Boone
Etta Albert
Tilman Carlson
George Dunn
Rena Cid
Herman Schurr
Ann
Harold Het Lorraine
Daniel
Kathryn
Ka . Albert
Edward Ke
Norma
Atley Pete, Jr
Merry
Sally
Richard Albert
Larry
Carl Albert
Pat Krug
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Scholer
Margaret Scholer
Glenda Robinson
Hinton
St. Luke School of Nursing
Eppley Auditorium
Glenda
Eugene Scholer
Mike Robinson
St. Luke Hospital
Mr. and
Mrs
Long’s
le the Friendly Store
Waring
Blender
Teflon
Coronado Midland
Warnanly
Coronado ‘Skyway
RADIO
RIVA
le Mars Park
Petersen
Polo, Ill
Sioy
Chamber of Commerce
First Avenue
Bowers
Legion Clues
Plymouth Co-Op Oil
Sieverding-Walsh
Walmer Post
American Legion
NGBU
Pangburn
Aires
Dad
Lovely
Rexall
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